• Let's get TALKATIVE with Dina Khataan

  • Apr 15 2021
  • Length: 39 mins
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Let's get TALKATIVE with Dina Khataan

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  • Dina, an award-winning, Dubai-based Egyptian artist. One of the leading artists who master experimental art, using Resin and Fluid mixes.

    She lived half of her life in the South African capital Cape-Town. Immersed and inspired by nature around her, and her grandfather a sculptor and artist himself.

    What I loved about Dina is her humble attitude and confidence. Her determination to build a grand artistic legacy but most importantly to succeed as a mother, an artist, a businesswoman, and an innovator is soo inspiring and encouraging to anyone who knows her, who will meet her, and who will listen to our podcast.

    I wouldn't has asked for more blessing than meeting her and having her as my first guest during the holy month of Ramadan.

    Ramadan Kareem.
    Ahmad


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    Peace and soo much love!

    Ahmad 

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